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EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
NEW FEATURES AT
RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.
o. ana rIrrY.ruIRn sEssIoN. which onnns

For the FTFTY-THTRD SESSION, which opens
SEPTEMBER 10. 1887, we have pleasure 10 an
pcuncing, In addition 10 the advantages hero
tofore offered, tho following new facilities:
I. A general renovation OF buildings and Inn
proyement OF grounds. accomplished during
The past session. making our Arrangements for
the comfort aud health OF students very gu
perior Among those we note especially an
AR1 ESTAN WELL, furnishing an ABUNDANT
supply Of pure water, absolutely free from tho
possibility OF contamination by surface drain
n. Tho enlargement Of our Scientific Course
by tho addition II an Adjunct Professor ~
Physics and tho purchase Of a large amount Of
new spI aratus, 90 DO imported from Europe
for that department.
I'M. An entirely new feature is our "Ds-
partment Of Physical Culture" upon the Sgr-
gent system, under the.csre Of Professor j. u.
Crenshaw, A. IN. Il 10 designed % do away
with the rsproach that cOlcgo-traininX to-
often destroys the health u tho body IN ~
Efforts TO develop tho mind. IL o1srs regular
cnurse Of Systematic exercises uDdcr compe-
tent Instructor aud with apparatus CONSTRUCTED
not 20 test the superiority Of one student over
another. but to develop each one INDIVIDUALLY
TO the best he is capable 81. RODustu0ss %
health and Wig, and grace ~ body are the OBJ
lecis sought. Striking results have been at
tanned NJ Harvard University ani elsewhere
where this system has been tried, AMI We
deem its establishment here an important al
vince. lIOrt VINO are Sptfltil9 iut'iF9l'A iN
this feature will please write for our special
circular.
". The new brick building which T. being
erected for tho Department OF Physical Cul-
ture will also contain HOT and COLD-WAihR
BATHS. Snow EK-BATHS, SPBiNkLEH>.
&c, Tor the use Of students.
Attention IS called to the reduced expense
shown I'm our last catalogue.
For catalogues or special information allrfss
RICHARD IR31,
Secretary and Treasurer, OF
". ". SMITH. s. ".
sN2t Presi ient
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THEN SHE PAINTED.
How "a Fair visitor from nr"""'S"
KtIIed Rattiesnnke I'm the
Cafsktlts.

A correspondent of the Hcrdla from
Hunter, \. Y, under date OF August
18th. writes: Two Brooklyn ladies
who are summering at one OF the large
houses here had quite a thrilling adj
venture a day or two ago.
They started with a party OF a dozen
or more on n pedestrian trip to Tan
ncrsville which is six miles distant:
When about halt of the distance had
been travelled two of the ladies' fell
slightly behind the others, and soon n
bend Of the road hid those in front en-
TREY from sight.
\ moment later shrill screams were
heard from the feminine rear guard,
end Immediately all the gentlemen OF
the party started to the assistance OF
The ladies'. On reaching the spot whence
the screams proceeded strange sight
met their gaze.
TABLEAU WANT TT MORT.
Stretched prone on the ground, in a
dead faint, lay one Of the ladies', while
the other, with eyes dilated and trem-
ling in every limb, was crouched
against tree. Between the ladies lay n
huge dead rattlosuake.
II was some minutes before the ter
rcI-strickon ladies' were fully restored
20 consciousness, when they gave a
vivid account OF their sudden encounter
with the snake.
"lfelt something hard in my shoe,
said one of the herOines, $50 | asked
Miss Bruce to stay behind with me
willie took it off to see what the mat
ter was. She began picking some ber-
rics. and Just as was buttoning up my
,hoe with halrpin | heard herscream.
skyFD HER FRIEND AND THEN PAINTED.
"Thinking that the cause of her
alarm was 4 harmless little blacksnake,
of which she is terribly afraid, picked
ND ny mountan-stick and ran to her as
sistance. Just as | reached the spot |
heard a peculiar sound, and looking in
the direction of the bushes | saw big
rattle snake Just about to spring at my
friend. LET him have a good cut with
ny stick and then fainted-at least |
know nothing after that.
The other young lady said that Miss
Bmcc's blow was terrific one and well
aimed, for the snake never moved al
ter it.
The reptile had seven ratiles, and
was one of the largest snakes ever seen
in this section Of the mountains.
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New Books.

Country Bailads. By the author OF
"Betsey and l Are Out, including
that famous poem. New York: q.
w. DILLINGHAM. 1887. Price in
paper 20 cents.
We never could see any poetry OF
merit of any sort in the writings of thi,
author.
For sale by WEsT, JOHNSTON & Co.
English Men Of Letters. Edited by
john MORLEY. Charles Lamb 10y
ALFRED ANGER New York HAIR.
PER Il EEoTgEEs. 1887. Price in
paper 20 cents.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
Weeping JcrrN. A Novel. BY
GEORGE HALsE. New York HAIR
PER & BRoTHERs. 1887. Price 10
paper % cents.
For sale by WEsr, JOHNSTON & Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20

The Charlottesville Chr0niclc made
us look to our files to see if it was pos
sible that we had said anything about
the tariff in connection with the results
of the recent elections in Kentucky.
Here is what the chronicle alludcs to.
We said
"The result in Kentucky two weeks
ago is due to Henry's ("atterson's)
bad leadership, which will next year
land Kentucky in the Republican par
ty if the Democratic National Conven-
ton fails to lay down better platform
than Henry's.'
Was it case OF guilty conscience
needing no accuser? The ChrORiclc
must understand that HENRY opposes
the repeal of the tax on tobacco, fruit
brandies, &c, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
The Marion Patriot and HcrGld says

The Marion Patriot and UcrGH says
Of the Roanoke convention
&" No representative fresh from the
people was permitted to give utterance
t. any opinion which antagonized that
of Mr.. BARBOUR. Freedom of speech
was suppressed, except when it suited
the views of the dictator. This we have
from gentlemen who were at the con-
vcntiOn.
Well, well If ever there was a con-
vention wherein everybody was per
fectly free to utter his own opinions, il
was the Roanoke convention. Mr..
MASSEY spoke for an hour or more,
setting forth views which Mr.. BARBOUR
is not supposed to favor. He was libe-
rally applauded. JoHy W. DANIEL spoke,
and said what he believed amongst
other things telling why he didn't vote
last March for resolution returning
thanks to Mr.. CARLISLE for his conduct
as Speaker of the House of Representa-
tives. Mr. GooDE spoke for the Admin
istration, if he had any particular theme,
and certainly asked nobody what he
should say. Admirable indeed was his
speech. Judge STAPLES made speech
which in some respects was the fines.
made in the convention; but he did
not consult Mr.. BARBOUR as to what he
should say. No more did MoFrE7T.
nor BEVERLEY, nor HARRIS, nor
WIGHT, nor any other speaker.
The circumstances under which most
of the speaking WAS done negative
tho theory that the speeches were die
tatod or in any manner influenced by
Mr.. BARBOUR for the members OF the
convention, waiting patiently for hours
for business to be brought before them,
called for first one and then another
orator, as these happened to show
themselves, or as the fancy seized the
clamorers.
But above all else, the well-known
reputation and character Of the orators
Themselves forbid the idea that any
body in the world except themselves
dictated their speeches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
q Healthy SfO,n nch

Is n blessing for which thousands OF our dys-
peptic countrymen and women sigh In VAIN
aud to obtain which swallow much medicine
unavailngly. For no ailment, probably, are
there so many alleged remedies as for dyspep-
sia The man OF humbug isconstantly glutted
with the dollars and dimes Of those who resort
10 one nostrum after another In the vain hope Of
obtaining relief, 81 least, from this yexatiouS
aud obstinate malady. Experience indicates
Hosieter's stomach Bitters ~ 4 means of erail-
"a ing dyspepsia. in which a firm 'eialce can
hc III seed. No remedy has in three deta los
and over established such reputation. none
has received svch unqualified professional
sanction II Is an admirable invigOrant be-
cause IL enrichos the blood. and not only this
butitthorouChly regulates the bowels, kidneys,
aLd bladder. The nervous symptoms are usI-
ally relieved by the medicine.
aI1S-Th,wj Sa&TI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
COIIOS MACHINERY

COTTON MACHINERY For
~ SALE.
The machinery Of a SiX-THoCsAND SPIN
DIE SPINNING consisting Of
OPENERS.
CARDS,
RAILWAY HEADS and TROUGHS,
DRAWING FRAMES,
3LUDBING INTERMEDIATES
ROWING, Spinning, and VISITING
FRAMES.
AT IN lrst-class condition.
FOI particulars apply 10
PAwTuCKET THREAD COMPANY.
Providence. X. l., or
C.R. MAKEPEACR.
le i2-sm. Mil Engineer. Providence. II. |.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
How II VIII Work.

Since writing the article headed
"Work for the Boss" we have received
the Staunton Vindicator, which COM
ments practically upon Mr.. Yosr's re-
commentator to the Republican candi-
dates for the Legislature. We reproduce
a telling paragraph-as follows;
"Apy Republican who announces in
good faith that he will not go into a
senatorial caucus in the Legislature
will never reach that Legislature, even
though he run in Republican county.
1t is no use kicking Malone has al
ready taken charge of the party for
this campaign and will see that those
who are not his friends do not reach
the goal. AS for the Independents
Independent Democrats. of course,
they will not receive The Republi-
can vote in Democratic COUNTIES,
withOW an understanding Wih
GcnCr0t M0hOnc's .fricnds in their
county, and they will find this to be
true. No Independent Democrat that
runs in Augusta county, for instance,
will get the Republican vote unless he
has the endorsement of Colonel Will
liam i. Craig, Colonel S. Brown Allen,
and similar loyal friends of Malone.
1t is a pretty bad fix all around for both
Republican and Independent candi-
dates in Virginia, but they had as well
look it squarely in the face. General
Malone is in the saddle in the Repub-
lcan party, and candidates who run on
the support OF that party must take
him or stay at home"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20

party in Virginia. He himself hath
said it," that there are in some of the
counties not white Republicans enough
"to officer the negroes" Who else
except him and JOHN WISE can exercise
any influence over tho negro contin-
Gent?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
rup p1cpuoNn DISPATCH SATURDAY AUGUST 90, 1887.

the dav. and has not yet spoken since
his attack here Sunday. There IS ut
tie or no hope OF his recovery, as the
physicians say after consultation. His
l Joseph Hall, and daughter, Miss
Hattie, OF Macon, Ga, are here, and
Mr.. Boliver Hall is expected. Judge
Bnll has no power Of articulation and
cannot write, and hence has not been
ohle 10 communicate with his friends
since he was stricken. This great al
fiction of this distinguished man
awakens widespread sympathy here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20

The first paper in this city to cal
editorial attention TO and condemn thu
election Of DE Priest as keeper OF the
New. Reservoir Park was 1he Sate,
which on Tuesday evening turned it.
guns upon this appointment. The
people may be sure that The .State
never relaxes its vigilance in watching
over the public interests and that Il
never fails TO keep true to its motto
II lead. State.
[Well, neighbor yon give a good
pointer, and we commend you'll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
A FEARFUL STORM.
ucpubIican City Visited by q storm
that destroys Houses and Kills
several Citizens.
[By telegraph to tho Dispatch.

CHrcAao. August ia Lincoln
(Neb.) special gives the particulars OF
the storm at Republican City, Neb.,
Yesterday. Buildings were blown
down and houses unroofed. A large
brick school-house, nearly completed,
was wrecked and the carpenters buried
in the ruins. J. J. Tanning and man
named Allen, of Alma, were killed and
six others seriously injured, two fatally.
II. II. Wetherelfs house was blown
away and his wife and children badly
hurt. Other houses were demolished
and many persons injured. Large hall
stones fell during the storm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
rssy. GRACF-SrREET BAPTIST

Es5- TRACES IREEE BAPTIST.
Preaching al II \. VI. SUNDAY by Rev. GEORGE
". YANDERLIP. No services at blight. Preach
ing WEDNESDAY NIGET. Rev. JOSEPH WALKER
viii hereafter regularly supply tho pulpit ~
oil the services Of tho church until Or. Hatcher
returns, September Is, lSs,. and hs will al1o do
pastoral visiting. and may be found during
each DAY IN Df. Hatchcrs study q; tho church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
Arrival of Gold.
ny Telegraph 70 the Dispatch.

IBy toIograph 20 inc Dlspalcn'I
New YORK. August 19.-The steamer
Trave, which arrived from Southimp-
ton to-day, brought SS50,OOO in gold.
About 81. 500, 600 has been ordered for
shipment from London and Paris to
this city on morrow's steamers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
ayISIylETCS.

DICHMOND THEATRE.-rwenty-
4 I fourth Season Two lat poriormances-
ma,!u,e arG ,o-uielt ~ ssh +. Z. Bang
and Charlotte RChrcns. supported 10y strong
metropolitan east Prices OF Admission: ., D.
and - cents Reserved seats b.. extra
Next Attraction -- WILSON RASklN'o
NINSI hLLS.
Sale Of reserved seats begins this morning
at O'Clock. au |J-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20

re5' TIE MAIN AUDIENCE
rOOH Of Unlon-Siation Nichols; Episcopal
church having been closed in consequence Of
to damage done to the roof by tho storm Of
June s0th, tho repairs being completed AMI
tic room Loatly and a:tlsticalIy painted by Mr.
l.. !. Tucker the same will be open - tho
public for worship on SUNDAY the glst Instant
Services by the pastor, koy J. c. MARTIN, a.:
- 4 NJ aud T. y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20

We have received copy of a pam
phlet containing the proceedings of the
Twenty. seventh international Conven-
ton of Young Mems Christian Associa-
tons, held at San Francisco, Cal, May
11-15, 1887. And the Yearbook for
1897
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
te:y- THE YOUNG MEMS UNION

MEETING will be held Tomorrow Sunday
AFTERNOON at o'clock at the clay-street B'p-
list church. Subject: "God Forbid that Shall
Glory Save In the Cross Of Our Lord Jeaus
Christi john n. HOOPER, President
j. Z. yohnson, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20

D. PAEK-PLACG METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHI RCH.-PreIching by tho Pas
icr, Rev. y. j. lYAHs AZ II 4. NJ. and 81. p
- Services = S2-DAY at : J.. ". Subject VI
address: ASPECTS Of Religious Life in the
cld world" Uu sunday m,s-.ing tho pastor
w ADDE'S the sunday s'h0Jl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20

Atlanta having settled the prohibition
question for the present, is now, just to
keep her moral hand iii, waging war
on cigarette pictures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20

Boy FULTON BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. PERCY @. BISON at II A. NJ. and s-i5 T.
II. Tomorrow. Last sermon before leaving
fer Kentucky and theological Seminary. All
invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
BRIEF COMMENT.

Poor JAKE SHARP with three doctors
can't accomplish what the Senator did
with one,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20

-" CENTENARY METHODS (
,.UECH GIaco s:~art hetw-cl tonrth az!
.fih strca,sl--koy WIILTiH T.. EDWARDS. y.
y and roy. CgoFGE ". WRAY, Pastors
Iea.hing at II o'cio,E \. ". AMI a. SEC ?. VI.
Coz one Of the pastors. Strangers and others
rlWays welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20

b. LEIGH-STREET BAPTIST
CnUECH corner Twenty-Gfih and Leigh 49,
Rev. Dr. &. A. GooDwIS, Pastor.-Seryices d. II
A. NJ. aud z p. ". Mons prayer meeting
All welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20

To- WEST MAIN-STREET ZAP
SYST CHURCH corner Main and Beech s:ree.,).
Preaching SUNDAY al II A. NJ. aud SIS p. "
hy tho pastor, Rev. ". j. SHIPMAs All arc iu-
y.tod TO attend.
Communion after II o'clock service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20

RgCLOPTON-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH, MANcHEsTER.-Prea a, II A..
". ard at 100 p. NJ. by tho pastor, Rev. DEcA-
rUE EDWARDS. All welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
MEETINGS.

VTNION COUNCIL, no. 81, Il.
I A regular meeting Of thi. Council
will he hold THIS Saturday EVENING at
o'clock at Corcorau Hall. Ii ia extremely i'm
poriant that every member should be present
a. business that vitality concerns each NOM
her amendments TO ty-laws-will b. up Tor
final action.
Members Of sister councils fraternally in
yitcd.
by order Of the Council
W. 7. CRUMP,
gu qAlt' secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20

If the present epidemic of railroad
accidents don't soon stop, people will
be afraid to travel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20

"The Thistle is beginning to assume
the appearance of dangerous mug
hunter" Well, MiSp do. She only puts
on the look of all the boys.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20

BE- METHODIST SUNDAY
SCHOOL SOCIE1 Y.-The regular meeting Of
the Board OF Directors of tho METHODIST
SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIETY OF RICHMOND
AND MANCHESTER will TO held a. Broad
Street Methodist churh SUSDAY AFTERNOON
at o'clock. 4. L. WEST, President.
CAarhs l. RAIN. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20

Esy- CLAY-STREET BAPT ST
CHURCH (correrof Clay and Graham 5treo.sl-
Rev. :. c. CLorTOs, Pastor. -Wor5hip a. II a.
N. and S:iSP II,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20

CALICO, extra wide and extra heavy;
PACIFIC LAWNS at DC. 90 wore l2hc.;
Good LAW Ms At 4c.-were SIC;
Coed LAWNS at 3c.-were b.;
CREAM CRAZY-CIOTH ut 6Ac.-waJ l5';
BLTE-STRIPFD ETAMINE at 64c.-wal l5c.
GO LORED LACE STRIPED MUSLIN at NC,
sOINCu CREAM-COLORED CHEESE-CLOIh
IMPORTED FRENCH sATINEs. a5o.-wero
IMP0RRiED FRENCH GINGHAMs. sOc.-were
CHILDREN'S HOSE.
CuIrDREN's RIBBED HOSE. fall shades, at
i5c. for the regular 25c. quality;
A fun line Of LADIES BLACK AND COLORED
SILK HOSIERY;
LADIES BLACK HOSE at 25c. par-a very
superior article a; the price.
LADIES' BLACK JERSEY SILK MITES.
CANTON FLANNELS.
In order to sell an extra large quantity Of
CANTON FLANNEL this month We offer extra
low prices:
TNBLEACHED CANTON FLANNEL a, 64c.
UNBftACHED CANTON FLANNEL at Sc
UNBLEACHEb CANTON FLANNEL mt To-.
UNEIEACnED CANTON FLANNEL ut 1sI4c
UNBLfACHED CANTON FLANNEL at 1890
worth poe:
UNlTEACHED CANTON FLANNEL at 90,
BIEAcmED CANTON FLANNEL at TO-. worth
l9Lc.; -
B.EhCHED CANTON FLANNEL az l!%c.
worth 1880;
BLFACHFD CANTON FLANNEL at 1j5c.
worth 30.
pon'tfai to secure what you need. "a a, these
prices you get elegant goods for very littlc
money. -
BLANKETS.
We always secure our BLANKETS When We
can buy at lowest prices Our stock IS now
open and our low prices on good BL ANkEfS
will hstonish you. LEVY \ DAVIS.
nu16 1917 and 1919 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20

BE- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH Corner Grace and Madison stree,s,.-
Rev. Il. +. kerr. u. d., pastor, viii preach
at II 4. y. aud SIS 7. NJ. Acoriial welcome to
al. sunday school and Bible.classes a; go y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
EtoR1DA. "THE LAND OF

Il FLOWERS" H. paradise for the invalid s1s.
and The "Fountain Of Youth" was once
thought TO be hid In ono OF Its forest gla les IL
Is now the haven OF many consumptiyss, who
find benefit In her genial warmth aud fragrant
flowers. The consumptiye invalid need not
necessarily go so far from homo and friends 70
get relief For II not In tho last stages OF the
disease DR.. X. v. Pierces "Golden MedicaI
Discovery" will restore 10 perfect health. for
ali chronic throat, bronchial, and lung-dls-
eases IL Is q most reliable specific. by drug
gists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20

agent" Lobbyist, DE PeIEsr-
Which is the most forcible Of these
synonyms?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20

~ EMMANUEL CH Z &c II =,
Eonrico counly-Rey. b. u. RANDOLPH. Rec
tor.-Iiyiuo service Tomorrow a. II oclo,..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
su@It'

MCCARTHY COUNCIL, r.
w ROYAL ARCANCM, RICHMOND. "a,
Angus. 20, l,s7.-ihc members Of Nc -
CfE1HY COUNCIL, No. ~, ROYAL -
AKCANUN. arc requested 60 at,"ni regular
meeting Of p'cir Council q. Central iiRN ihl'
(SatIrcaY EVENING al 73O J'c.crk. Members
OF sister courci arc invited - gttoni.
BY order Of TITO Regent.
|. LOYENSTEIN,
nv 7-lst&3Gsa Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20

RAND EXCLUSION 70 LYNCH
" BURG. VIA MCHNOND AMI ALLIE.
GHANY RAILROAD. SATURDAY NlGh F.,
AUGUST 90 ~. FARE FOR HONAD TRIP. q.
Trsln leaves dcpo'. 700: q: Eighth street. ~
10 O'Clock T. NJ. arriving IN Lynchpurg SUNDAY
moTnihs At ; O'Clock. Returning. leages Ign IL
luiq sunday hight 81 10 o'clock. arriving in
Richmond Monday morning NJ O'Clock
lariics wishing 10 Wit NATURAL BRIDGE
can DO 80, H. u q; rial train leaves Lynchbury
sunday morning al 3 O'Clock, returning % Lynca-
furg TIC came evening al o'clock, thus giving
eight hours 40 :he Bridge.
lare tom Lynca0Urs to Natural Bridge ani
return, So cents. 90.
Committee Of Arrangements GEORGE ".
DANCE n b. CLAIM. an .1-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20

re-" LAUBEL-5TEEET METHO-
itiST CHURCH lcofnc- OF Laurel chi Alro-
~ re streete)-Roy. WILLIAM z. WRIGHT,
.'as.or.-Sunday school at9 A. 81. Provoking
G., II A. u. and p. II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20

bsg- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Of Twelfth and Broad streets. Preach
ing al II A. NJ. by Rev. j. Z. lITDgN. No serYice
t.: night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20

FcTTRTNITY METHODIST EpIS-
CCPAL CHURCH corner OF Twcnteth an
dad sHcoaj-Rcv. ). C. REED, Pastor
i,cociiug at II !. VI. AID p. i. by Tie
pastor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
JUDGE HALL DYING.
Hts Physicians Pronounce uis Case
n H0nelesa 0ue
[Snacial leIerram tn tha nisnatch
u hopeless one.

AfHEvrLLr. N. O.. August l9.-The
condition Of Judge Hall is perceptibly
worse. lie has grown weaker during
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
I PRE- SBYTERIAN
IEu-FOURTU

10 FOURTH PHE cB1 lEHlAN
CHURCH (Graco above Shsfer)-Rev. J. CALVIN
STEWART, rastor.-Trcachng at II A. VI. by
Rev. II. G. MILLER, Of Kansas City, No. No
service at night. Sunday school atS:;0 \. VI. No
Wednesday night service during the month Of
August
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BE- PINE-STREET BAPTIS

CHUECI corner Pine and AlbemGrle stre s)-
Rev. J. b. EUTsoS. PaSior.-Preachins At II 4.
VI. No Sunday.nleht service during August
Seats FREQ. All welcome.
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a@y' SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCU.-Dr. IlOGE will preach at II A. NJ.
There will be no service in the afternoon.